EBMRef vs COR Perfusion AI

EBMRef provides summaries of landmark research across various medical specialties. Built for quick access at the bedside, it organizes pivotal trials by specialty and distills key details, including trial name, year, interventions, outcomes, and clinical relevance. As with all scientific literature, users should review the complete study to appreciate its methodology, potential biases, and limitations. This app is intended for educational and informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the guidance of a qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition, and never disregard or delay seeking professional advice because of information provided by this app. About Rishi Kumar, MD, FACC ("RK.MD") I'm an adult cardiothoracic anesthesiologist and cardiovascular ICU intensivist practicing in academic medicine. I'm passionate about teaching with free, open-access medical education. Learn more on my site: https://rk.md

COR is your AI-powered cardiovascular perfusion assistant — built for perfusionists. Ask COR anything about cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB), ECMO, cannulation, anticoagulation, myocardial protection, blood gas management, circulatory arrest, mechanical support, and current guidelines from AmSECT, STS, and ELSO. Get clear, clinical, evidence-based answers in seconds. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Ask COR — fast, focused answers to perfusion questions • Logbook — record and track your cases • Notes — keep your own notes and documents, organized in folders • History — your past chats, saved and searchable • Voice input — ask hands-free • Image attachments — snap a circuit, cannula, or equipment FOR TEAMS & INSTITUTIONS Hospitals and perfusion groups can share protocols, policies, equipment lists, checklists, schedules, and a shared knowledge base. IMPORTANT COR is an informational and educational tool for trained cardiovascular perfusionists. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment and is not a substitute for professional clinical judgment, your institution's protocols, or applicable standards of care. Always verify critical information independently. Never rely on COR for emergency or patient-specific decisions.